This may be the last update on this site
Quiet sad really

Ok so here is where im at

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This is what i have removed from the original loom

Havnt had a lot of time since ive been back from holidays but been tipping awayat the wiring

Don't throw any of it away until you are finished I remember only to well the headaches doing the wiring just keep at it and you will get there

Yea its all away in a box for future use.
The wiring doesnt bother me at all i have it all connected back now to see if it still runs then hopefully take it all back out and crack on withe the chassis just have to get an engine crane to lift engine out.

been at that stage for 24 months LOL... and I have a reasonably good understanding of sierra wiring ;)

TT

https://youtu.be/yeAGCuPd5FQ
so the engine still runs since i removed all the wires

Hi All and happy new year

I spent a good bit of time over christmas grinding and cleaning down about the chassis
To say it is a tedious job is an understatement but it is getting there slowly but surely

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Untitled by stephen harborne, on Flickr

Also over christmas i got some of the parts i need for the steering


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So i got cracking on that to day which ment i had to put the engine back in the car to make sure the clearances were ok

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Untitled by stephen harborne, on Flickr

Untitled by stephen harborne, on Flickr
Steering column clearance

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Is this the position for the vmax scuttle

Nice to see you getting on
A couple of points there ain't a lot of rom between the steering extension ad the alternator
Re the scuttle I think I have the measurements but the best way is to stick the nose on mark rear edge on top rails add bonnet then scuttle that way you know it's right will have a look on laptop later and se if I still have that info
Gary

Thanks that would be great
And to be honest i will be quiet worried if the engine hits the steering column with that gap